Pomona-Pitzer Athletics

At Pomona-Pitzer: Completed her seniors season as a member of the Pomona-Pitzer Volleyball team...Played for the Sagehens for two seasons...Set school record for kills in a match (40) and is second all time in kills in a season (507)...Also sixth in career kills (972) in only two seasons...Transfer from Yale, where she was a second-team All-Ivy League selection as a freshman in 2011 before missing the 2012 season with an injury and has a season of eligibilty remaining.

2014: First-team AVCA All-American...Capital One Academic All-America second team...SCIAC Athlete of the Year...SCIAC All-Academic team...Played in 27 matches (87 sets)...Tallied 465 kills, third on the Pomona-Pitzer single-season list, on a .291 hitting percentage...Averaged 5.34 kills per set, leading the nation...Also second on the Sagehens with 306 digs and added 30 blocks...Had a season-high 32 kills against Trinity (Texas), matching it against Redlands...Added 22 digs against Trinity...Also had 30 kills against CMS...Had 21 kills in three sets of a 3-0 sweep of La Verne on her Senior Day...Had 25 kills and 25 digs in a road loss to No. 2 Cal Lutheran.

2013: First-team AVCA All-American...SCIAC Player of the Year...Led the nation (all divisions) in kills per set with 5.96, almost a full kill more than anyone else in Division III...Had a school record 40 kills in a four-set win over CMS (in 72 attempts), the sixth-highest total for a four-set match in NCAA Division III history (and tied for first in the 25-point era)...Had 32 kills four times, including both meetings with No. 3 Cal Lutheran...Also had 32 kills against Willamette and in a four-set match with Schreiner...Had 27 kills in the first meeting with CMS in only three sets...Totaled 294 digs on the year, with a high of 23 against CMS in the SCIAC Tournament, as well as 39 blocks.

2011 (at Yale): Averaged 3.53 kills per set in Ivy League matches, ranking second in the league...High School: Attended Menlo School in the San Francisco Bay area...Helped her Vision Gold 18 and 17 teams reach the semifinals of the Open Division at the 2011 and 2010 Junior Olympics...Personal: Attends Pomona College, where she majors in psychology.